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88,000 layoffs later, here’s why I’m still not panicking about AI

The Bureau of Labor Statistics dropped a grim number July 3: only 57,000 jobs added in June, barely a third of the 185,000 economists expected. Cable news blamed artificial intelligence before the ink dried. RAISE, the outfit that tracks AI-related layoffs, pegs 88,000 U.S. job cuts this year directly on AI, the highest tally on […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·3h ago
88,000 layoffs later, here’s why I’m still not panicking about AI
The Bureau of Labor Statistics dropped a grim number July 3: only 57,000 jobs added in June, barely a third of the 185,000 economists expected. Cable news blamed artificial intelligence before the ink dried. RAISE, the outfit that tracks AI-related layoffs, pegs 88,000 U.S. job cuts this year directly on AI, the highest tally on […]
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